Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-18
C NEWS NOTES.

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Northern Pacific.
e. B. Dana left last night for San Fran
cisco via Portland.
B. MariI left by the Northern Pacific last
night for Houghton. Michigan.
There was someinquiry for West Granite
stock on the street yesterday.
J.. Chauvin leaves this morning on a bust.
nees trip to Philipsburg and Granite.
Mrs. Thomas Ogle and wife took the
Northern Pacific last night for Des Moines,
Iowa.
John Affair and Oliver Carter left yester-
day by the Northern Pacific for Iron
Wood, Wisconsin.
l.. o. Leonard of the Anaconda Review is
in town and stopping at the Windsor. de
will return this evening.
Samuel B. and VIM. NJ Larmour, who
have been in California for some months,
returned yesterday morning.
Mr.. L. V. Styles. of Wallace, Styles &
Thornborgh, Helena, is very low with little
chance of recovery.
A valuable colt was ruined near Missoula
last Friday by getting entangled in a
/ barbed wire fence.
Travelling Passenger Agent M. M. Wheeler,
of the c., M, st. p, MINI. & 0. R. R., spent
0ue uay III DuVUe ano ieio i"so n'sn0
Helena.
The Parnell Rifles have arranged to give
a balla at Miners Union Hall on the evening
OF May 80. They will parade the streets
prior to the dance.
The Mikado tea to have been given at
the Pavilion last night is postponed to
Tuesday evening or account Of the inclem-
ency OF the weather.
Dave Wolf has taken charge ofthe order
and delivery of the famous Lemp bottle
and key beer, for which Messrs. Walton &
Nichols nave the exclusive agency.
There is no wood in Park Canyon to
speak OF, but plenty in the Park itself. Owing
to the impossible condition of the roads,
however, it is at present unattainable.
James H. Lynch has just received d cor
signment Of the far famed mineral water
from Soda Springs, Idaho, owned by w. A..
Clark, of this city, and Others.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the practice match of the Butte Cricket
Club announced for to-day has been post
pohed to Sunday next.
C. P. Weiss, of Denver, travelling for
Frank, Herman & Co., boot and shoe deal
ers of Boston, is in town. He is a genial,
enterprising member of the travelling fra
ternity.
H. w. Popping, proprietor of the North
ern Pacific Foundry at Brainerd, in COM.
pany with H. w. Miller, commercial agent
from st. Paul, were in town yesterday and
left last night for Helena.
Several cases of m asles and scarlet fever
are reported in town. If the alleys are al
10 we'd to remain in their present condition,
either OF these.
Ill., Eo,.AL ,R T-1- .oa4:n- ..11ol -
assemble at the City Hall tonight, has
until Saturday, May FL, OF account OF the
bad weather.
Street Commissioner Martin was doing
some very commendabIe and effective
work in the way of crossing -cleaning yes |
terday. He rescued one Broadway and
Main street crossing from the oblivion of a |
sea OF mud.
The New Northwest has this to say con-
corning one OF our prominent citizens: "Mr.
Mccarthy, OF Butte. has a crew at work on
the Deer Lodge water works excavations
above the reservoir, and they are now
ready for lumber"
The White Elephant. under the able man.
agemeIt of Messrs. Schilling and Shea, has
one of the most popular resorts in
the city. lis wines, liquors n cigars are
only equalled in excellence by the popular
proprietors. !
Eddie Garrett, who was a brakeman on |
he Utah and Northern. between Butte and |
for years, and was well known in |
Western Montana, accidentally fell between
the cars and was run over and instantly |
FILLED at Tucson, Ariz., % April 28.
In the Police Court yesterday Frank
Smith and Chas. Miller were tried before
Judge Mediation for vagrancy and we're
IS and costs; committed. John
Murray, drunk and d%isorderly, was fined
$50 and costs.
The Orion Band have sent an order to
W. Simmons, Boston, Mass. for a uni
o-m. 1t is to be OF black broadcloth with
silk trimmings and black silk epau-
are ordered to be here for the Fourth
If July to gladden. the heart of Captain
shepherd.
Harry Osborne swore out a warrant
yesterday against his wife for assault and
She ia alleged to have admins
cred a dose OF correction to him with her
hoe, and the application was 80 severe
hat Harry applied for redress to Judge
Citation. They had a dispute over d.
'orce proceedings which she had instituted.
Miss May Miller surprised the attendants
t the Comiqae by her magnificent voice
nd truly artistic rendering OF her selec-
ions. Miss Miller is a very acceptable
cquisition to the splendid troupe at the
unique. She was loudly and repeatedly ,
ncored at her first appearance Thursday
light. !
Mr.. Richie is e%nterprising, if he doesn't j
rake a cent. His Arion is one of the finest
ubIic resorts in the city but he proposes {
D make it still more attractive. To this !
nd he has engaged a brass band to play
nere every afternoon. The visitor is now !
reated to a free show offeathered warblers, r
zee music and a free lunch. The Arion I
lould draw. :
Colonel Allen, proprietor of the Mer- |
lants' Hotel, St. Paul, was a visitor to I
ute yesterday, accompanied by H. C. v
avis, Assistant General Passenger Agent r
the Northern Pacific, and w. Wyand, b
travelling Passenger Agent of the Michigan
entral. The party visited the mines in
,mpany with James McCaig, the POPULAR
cent of the N. P. They left last night for
le West.
Albert f. Fritsch had an informal OPEN
g last evening Of the saloon on Broadway 7
ext to Fischer's Restaurant which he is q
reitting in a gorgeous style. The i'm
already occupying a week, will n
'usuIue duCUucT WEEK ere DTOuSuU W COiu.I
elton and then he will have one of the s.
and most picturesque in town..
he formal opening will take place next "
There was a wreck on the Utah & North il
n yesterday, VIII CHI delayed the passenger
ain two hours and a hall. The north II
'und freight train was coming down the g
ade between Spring Hill and Red Roc
len it broke in two, the sections coming J.
gether with a crash and wrecking five -
RS. As usual, there were several Indians "
the train, and one squaw had her leg
oxen and Il buck was badly hurt. "
Curtis & Majors were yesterday in re- y
ipt OF a letter from parties in Deer Lodge ~
them that plenty OF iron leads,
only IA trace OF gold and silver but e.
ming very high in iron-one carload a.
owing SO per cent.-are to be found in p
at neighborhood, which has been pro-
unced by the assayer at the Anaconda r.
'rks very fine fuxing ole. The body of 81
., which is magnetic, is stated to be prac- in
!, lily inexhaustible. m
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